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It's hard to argue that Google hasn't been a significantly different company under Larry Page's leadership. If nothing else, it has certainly become more directly competitive. Mountain View has generally (though not always ) preferred to be passive in its approach to other companies, allowing the product to speak for itself (whether for good or ill), rather than outright antagonize others. Apparently all that reservation was just saving up for when Page would take the helm and let the zingers fly.
While Ubuntu (and Linux as a whole) may not be hugely popular among the consumer desktop computing crowd, it'd be folly to discount the OS as a whole. Especially among the Android developer crowd. Well, if you happen to be among the tech-literate faithful who use open source desktop operating systems to write code for your open source phone operating systems, Canonical would like to make your life a little weirder: introducing Ubuntu for smartphones!
Sure, Samsung is stealing the spotlight recently with its Galaxy Camera, but did you know that other companies are working on Android cameras? Companies that have been making picture-taking devices for longer than most of us have been alive, even! Take Polaroid's IM1836, for example. This thing has leaked before in a couple different variations, and today were getting a glimpse at a unit that might be a little closer to final production.
Despite the slew of devices released since Summer, the Galaxy S III remains one of the most popular handsets in the Android world right now. If you were looking to get your hands on one without signing a new contract, eBay Daily Deals has both the black and blue international versions for $499 unlocked.
This is the most affordable we've seen the device so far in an unlocked form, though you can still get it for as low as $550 from some other venues, so don't worry too much if you can't grab this deal today.
At the end of October, Rockstar Studios announced that the mobile version of its smash-hit Grand Theft Auto: Vice City would be coming to Android and iOS. Now, it has announced an official release date of December 6, with a $4.99 price tag across all platforms.
The release marks the 10th anniversary of a game many remember from the Xbox and Playstation 2. This version will be enhanced for mobile screens, including updated character models, lighting, and different control options that should make the experience as smooth as possible.
Hurricane Sandy is just not letting anyone catch a break. In addition to causing the cancelation of Google's Android event, where we were expecting the company to tell us about a whole bunch of fun stuff, it looks like D: Dive Into Mobile is also being postponed. Among many others, Andy Rubin was scheduled to speak at the event.
As of right now, All Things D has not said when the event will be rescheduled for.
Sprint would like you to know that, while LTE coverage has not yet been activated in these areas just yet, the Now Network has plans to rollout the shiny new towers to cities like San Francisco and Napa, CA, Naples and Cape Coral, FL, and several markets in midwest and southern states. The network is not live yet, of course. As with the carrier's previous announcement, this is simply to let people know what's coming.
Just when you thought this whole Samsung vs. Apple case couldn't get any weirder, we're now hearing that Vel Hogan, the jury foreman on the case who helped guide the jurors on patent law and owns some patents himself, was once sued into bankruptcy by Seagate. Samsung, as it turns out, just happens to be the largest single investor in Seagate, owning 9.6 percent of the hard drive company's stock. While it doesn't guarantee that a juror's judgment could be clouded, it is the kind of information one would expect to be volunteered to a courtroom.
AT&T just announced the James Bond phone, otherwise known as the Sony Xperia TL, will be the newest edition to its 4G LTE lineup. First announced back at IFA, the Xperia TL is Sony's newest offering to the high-end world:
- 4.6" 1280x720 "Reality Display"
- 1.5GHz dual-core processor
- 13MP fast capture camera
- Android 4.0.4 (will be upgraded to 4.1 "following launch")
The press release is pretty scant on release details, stating only that it will be available "in the coming weeks."
AT&T Debuts Exclusive Xperia(TM) TL, Sony's Best in Mobile Camera Technology, HD Viewing and NFC Connectivity
Xperia TL Will be Featured in the Upcoming James Bond Cinema Release Skyfall
Dallas, Texas, October 01, 2012
AT&T* today announced plans to offer Xperia TL, the latest Sony smartphone bringing Sony's best HD experiences, easy connectivity with 'One-touch' sharing enabled by NFC (Near Field Communications) and award-winning** arc design.
Sprint has some presents for you, especially if you live in the midwest. For starters, several cities are getting their shiny new LTE networks lit up today including Wichita, KS, Waukegan-Lake County, IL and more (listed below). As an added bonus, the #3 carrier also announced that the Network Vision rollout is beginning in Chicago, New York City, and Los Angeles. For those who are unaware, the Network Vision plan provides for significant improvements to the existing 3G infrastructure, in addition to eventual LTE upgrades.


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Monoqool has made a series in the unique NXT@ material, which is extremely strong and lightweight. This has helped them to make eyeglasses with 'volume' without adding weight. So the frames weighs only 5 grams. The NXT material was first developed by the US military for the usage in windshields in helicopters. The NXT series also comes with photochromatic frames, where the fronts of the frame change colour when exposed to sunlight. Indoor the frame is light grey, and when you go outdoor the frames turn almost dark (not the lens, but the actual frame). A bit of magic.
NXT Series, by Claus Jensen and Henrik Holbaek, Tools Design, for Monoqool
When race car driver and auctioneer Herve Poulain asked his friend, artist Alexander Calder, to paint the BMW 3.0 CLS that he would race in the 1975 Le Mans endurance race, it was the beginning of a truly gorgeous concept. Calder's design of the BMW 3.0 CSL was the first Art Car ever, and one of his last works of art before he died in 1976. His rendition of the BMW Art Car boasts powerful colors and attractive curving expanses, which he applied generously to the wings, hood and roof.
Calder saw his art in action when he attended the Le Mans 24-hour race as a guest to witness his work's premiere.
BMW 3.0 CLS Art Car, for the 1975 Le Mans Endurance Race, by Alexander Calder
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Fifty years ago, the IBM Selectric typewriter was introduced to the public. In the 25 years that followed, more than 13 million of the typewriters were sold. The machine, designed by Eliot Noyes over a period of seven years, transformed typewriting by allowing the use of different fonts and dramatically increasing the speed at which most people could type. Unlike other typewriters, which struck the paper with hammers, it used golf ball-like type heads embossed with a full set of alphanumeric characters. The ball zipped along in close proximity to the paper, tilting and rotating as necessary to lay down characters on the page almost instantly. Thanks to that head, the typewriter was the first of its kind to eliminate carriage return.
The aesthetic design of the Selectric was the responsibility of Eliot Noyes, an architect and industrial designer who served as consulting design director to IBM for 21 years. Noyes drew on some of the sculptural qualities of Olivetti typewriters in Italy. The result was a patented, timeless shape, and a high-water mark for IBM's industrial design and product innovation.
The US Post office has included the Selectric in the new series of stamps in honor of Pioneers of American Industrial Design.
IBM Selectric Typewriter, by Eliot Noyes
"O" (as in "eau" in French meaning water) is designed, aiming to go back to the origin of the watch. It is as if sculpted from water, and creates the scenery which only the time itself embraces the wrist of the wearer. The smooth curvature of the transparent bangle leads our eyes to the mirror finish body, which reflects the scenes of the surroundings, and gradually blends into the environment as if disappearing the form of itself.
Using the transparent special plastic material, "O" opens up a new direction in watch design with non-definitive form like water, which is as if freed from the concept of the materialism.
"O", by Tokujin Yoshioka, for Issey Miyake, developed by Seiko Instruments Inc.
The Blackbird Rider features an all-hollow uni-body shell setting it apart from any guitar in the world. That is the body, neck, and head are cast in one-piece with the sound board, fretboard, single-coil pickups, tuners, etc. added to that main component. Forming the main component in one-piece eliminates the weak and sound-absorbing joints associated with standard guitars. This patent-pending construction relies on the incredibly strong and stiff properties of carbon fiber as well as plenty of unique design features to create the strongest, most resonant small-bodied guitar available anywhere.
The first model was the Rider steel-string, a truly satisfying and nearly indestructible travel companion which set the benchmark for the category. Blackbird's singular blend of F1/aerospace design technology and traditional craft gives form to a new highly resilient and responsive guitar annually and including the first carbon fiber ukulele. Each Blackbird is individually made by small team of luthiers in San Francisco.
Carbon Fiber String Instruments, by Blackbird
The new Firmship 42 is a classic boat with a modern look. With the artistic directions by Studio Job who have modernized nautical traditions — without losing any of today's functional comfort. The Firmship is a classic boat of the type that was still being built fifty years ago; an honest boat exuding confidence that will still be admired fifty years from now. What makes the boat even more striking is that literally everything is grey, from the railing and the bollards to the sundeck and even the throttle. Yet the Firmship is anything but drab or boring. Bold, or firm actually: a Firmship.
The boat's forceful and bold exterior is designed by nautical architect Willem Nieland. The deck, the interior and colouring is a choice of Studio Job, the design duo whose artistic ornaments have earned them a worldwide reputation. With great subtlety, icons of our seafaring past have been worked into the interior, but given an unexpected twist. The sofa is upholstered in prints showing anchors, Moby Dick and skull and crossbones. A stained glass window between the cabin and the pilothouse displays the same 'iconography'. At Studio Job, dream and reality become one. The interior can be added to as desired, with items selected from Studio Job's custom-made design — a bronze ship's bell, for instance, or a marquetry cabinet. Even people who do not normally like boats are attracted to the Firmship. It is more than just a boat: it is a home.
Firmship 42 by Studio Job, Willem Nieland
Probably the best engineered and most versatile folding bike available today. The Strida Folding Bicycle is designed for effortless transportation with its ability to fold in 5 – 15 seconds, making it the quickest, easiest folders to collapse and put back together. The bike weighs only 22 lbs, and its ability to roll when folded allows it to be carried easily into home or office or store on planes, trains and automobiles. Magnets on each of the wheels hold the two wheels together when folded.
With its unique triangular frame construction, lightweight, rustproof frame, the bike is very low maintenance; by using a Kevlar belt instead of a chain, no oil will get on your clothes. The ride is fine, with direct steering and a very tight turning radius. Best of all, the bike is tall so you can ride upright and get a good overview of traffic.
Strida LT, Strida MAS (Mark Sanders Special), Strida SX (Xtra Speed), by Mark Sanders
Boucheron's peerless artisans have conceived the HM3 as a splendid three-dimensional jewelled owl, presented either in 18k white gold, with amethyst, diamonds and blue and violet sapphires, or in 18k red gold, with pink tourmaline, rose quartz, diamonds and pink sapphires.
The owl's eyes are large glowing cabochons, set over the twin cones, and its sparkling wings, wrapped protectively around the precious HM3 engine, are entirely pavé-set with brilliant-cut stones. Its feathered breast is sculpted and engraved from a single block of amethyst or rose quartz. Most mesmerising of all: beneath the owl's breast, its heart appears to be beating. The visual illusion is created by the faintly perceived swings of MB&F's solid-gold battle-axe-shaped rotor beneath the translucent stone.
The original MB&F Horological Machine No3 (HM3), in gold and titanium, sent tremors through the fine-watchmaking world when it was launched in 2009. Its kinetically energetic engine is displayed on the top of the watch, where the swinging battle-axe-shaped rotor – an iconic MB&F symbol – and the fast-oscillating balance are clearly visible. The time indications parade around twin cones rising majestically from the three-dimensional sculpted case, driven by two oversized ceramic ball bearings. This combination of futuristic performance art and highly technical wristwatch is a feat of micro engineering. MB&F's engineers and watchmakers machine, hand-finish and assemble the 305 parts of the HM3 engine to tolerances of a micron.
"Transport," a thematic exhibition by Marc Newson at Gagosian Gallery, that brings together for the first time all of his major designs and realized products for transport and human locomotion since 1999.
Situating Aquariva by Marc Newson within the breadth and reach of Newson's enduring obsession with human and mechanical locomotion, "Transport" explores the full range of his vehicle design. Some have been commissioned by leading international corporations specializing in automotive, aerospace, and nautical design, others designed for pure pleasure. From MN Special (2008), a lightweight carbon fiber bicycle designed for Biomega, to EADS Astrium Space-Plane prototype (2007) designed for commercial space tourism; from the mirror-like Nickel Surfboard (2006) designed for competitive tow-in surfing, to Kelvin40 (2003), a small, idiosyncratic jet plane named after the main character in Tarkovsky's Solaris and commissioned by Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain; from the "convertible" Zvezdochka trainer for Nike (2004), designed for general use by Russian cosmonauts in the International Space Station and named after the fifth Russian dog in space, to the endearing Ford 021C urban concept car (1999), Newson's imagination reveals a sense of playfulness and fun behind the requisite rigor of the modern design mind.
Newson approaches design as an experimental exercise in extreme structure and advanced technologies, combined with a highly tactile and exacting exploration of materials, processes, and skills. As an industrial designer, his reach is broad and diverse, from concept jets and cars to watches, footwear, jewelry, restaurants, and aircraft interiors. Since the outset of his career, he has also produced beautifully crafted, limited-edition furniture, including the iconic Lockheed Lounge (1986). In a world where the distinctions between art and design are becoming increasingly blurred Newson is a trailblazer, having pursued parallel activities in exclusive and mass production for more than twenty years.
As a kid obsessed with designing and making things, post-war Italian design was a huge source of inspiration. I was amazed by the seamless ability of designers and industry to produce every conceivable type of industrial product, from furniture to automobiles. My own career has undoubtedly been influenced by the Italians' impact on so many areas of design.
–Marc Newson
Transport, by Marc Newson, September 14 – October 16, at Gagosian Gallery, New York
Marc Newson has partnered with Riva and their official designers, Officina Italiana Design, to reinterpret the 'Aquariva' speedboat. 'Aquariva by Marc Newson' will be launched as a limited edition of 22 units in September 2010, available worldwide through Gagosian Gallery.
"As a kid obsessed with designing and making things, post-war Italian design was a huge source of inspiration. I was amazed by the seamless ability of designers and industry to produce every conceivable type of industrial product, from furniture to automobiles. My own career has undoubtedly been influenced by the Italians' ability to impact so many areas of design," says Marc Newson. "That influence is fully evident in 'Aquariva by Marc Newson', my first nautical design project for the iconic Italian brand."
"Aquariva by Marc Newson is a natural extension of the artist's work with planes and automobiles. The result is a brilliant blend of form and function, looking back to La Dolce Vita of the 1950′s and 1960′s and forward to the latest trends in nautical design," says Larry Gagosian. "I can't wait until it is on the water."
Aquariva, Limited Edition Speedboat, by Marc Newson, for Riva,
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Inheritance method problem
Hi, I am re-making a TicTacToe board game. It inherits the first game I made. Right now I am trying to override the move() method. The new board allows players to choose what to use if they don't want to use X and/or O. The problem is that whenever I use the move method, a System.err comes up saying "ERROR: The ch variable is neither X nor O."
That is the correct message for the superclass, but my subclass is different. But even weirder is I put a System.out saying "SUPERCLASSERRORCALLED" that never prints when that error message comes up. So I'm pretty lost as to why that message is popping up. The subclass System.err will still output also if it applies. So I'll get two System.err messages sometimes.
Here is the move() method for the sub-class
Java Code://override public boolean move(char ch, int row, int col) { boolean result = false; if(ch == getX() || ch == getO()) { //check ch for X or O if(getLastMoved() == ch) //check if player is moving twice System.err.println("Sorry, you cannot move twice."); else { if(board[row][col] != getX() && board[row][col] != getO()) { //if the space is unoccupied board[row][col] = ch; //make the move result = true; //change result and print outcome System.out.println("The move was legal."); setLastMoved(ch); if(checkForWin(ch)) //if the game has been won, print the winner System.out.println("The game has been won by " + ch + "!"); } else { //if the spot is taken, print an error message System.err.println("ERROR: That spot is already taken!! Please chose again."); } } } else { //if ch isn't xChar or oChar, print an error message System.err.println("ERROR: The ch variable is neither " + getX() + " nor " + getO() +"."); System.out.println("SUBCLASSERROR"); } return result; }
Java Code:public static void main(String args[]) { BetterTTTBoard game = new BetterTTTBoard('S', 'G'); game.move('X', 1, 1); game.move('G', 2, 0); game.move('S', 0, 0); System.out.println(game.toString()); }
Java Code:ERROR: The ch variable is neither S nor G. SUBCLASSERROR The move was legal. ERROR: The ch variable is neither X nor O. The move was legal. ERROR: The ch variable is neither X nor O. S G
Java Code:else { //if ch is illegal, print error message System.err.println("ERROR: The ch variable is neither X nor O."); System.out.println("SUPERCLASSERROR"); }
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Nevermind! Found the problem!
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We are missing a lot of information here.
First of all, is the subclass called BetterTTTBoard? Or is that the name of the superclass. If its the superclass, then that is immediately the problem.
We'd also need to see what the getX and getO methods do, as well as what move looks like in the superclass. A look at your constructor for your subclass wouldn't hurt, either.
Edit: Ah you figured it out, mind explaining what you did wrong for others to learn from?
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Yeah well in the super checkForWin(char ch) method, I had an if statement to check if ch was X or O. So in the move(...) method of BetterTTTBoard, it was calling my checkForWin(char ch) in the super class. All I needed to do was override the checkForWin(char ch) and change the check to
Java Code:if(ch == getX() || ch == getO())
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When the Arizona Legislature convenes this week, lawmakers face a dreaded task that can be put off no longer: Dealing with an $825 million budget deficit in the current fiscal year and a $1.4 billion deficit in the next fiscal year.
Nobody likes to face the hard facts about a bank account that doesn't cover expenses. Just ask the millions of Arizonans who have lost jobs and homes, saw their paychecks and retirement funds slashed, and struggled to make ends meet the past couple of years during the worst national recession since the 1930s. They've searched high and low for jobs that aren't there, taken other jobs that don't pay as well, filed for bankruptcy, moved their families into more affordable homes, and pinched every penny they have as the costs of housing, gas, groceries, utilities, insurance and other expenses have gobbled up more of their income.
Now it's time - past time really - for our elected leaders to make their own difficult decisions. It's time for them to focus, focus, focus on getting Arizona's economy back on its feet again. Our state cannot afford for Gov. Jan Brewer and the Legislature to be distracted by the kinds of things that marked last year's session: saving the old-fashioned incandescent light bulb, making it OK to play with sparklers again, giving just about anyone the right to carry a concealed gun, ensuring that no one can ever breed a human-animal hybrid.
Whether or not you supported last session's biggest distraction, SB 1070, the fact is that immigration bills also need to take a backseat right now so Arizona can do what's necessary to become fiscally healthy again. Last week, Senate president-elect Russell Pearce, R-Mesa, wisely decided to remain in Arizona and focus on the budget instead of going to Washington D.C. to help pitch his pet legislation to change the 14th Amendment so that babies born to illegal immigrants are not automatically granted citizenship.
Brewer also declined to go to the nation's capitol, citing concerns that a high-profile debate on that issue would detract attention from the state's finances.
"I think our first priority, of course, is to get the budget out; secondly, to get our economy and jobs created here in Arizona for the people of Arizona," the governor told Capitol Media Services. "If we can accomplish those things, I think that's our No. 1 priority."
Hopefully our elected leaders will continue to keep the budget and the state's economy at the forefront of this legislative session.
If they start to veer off this path, it's up to the rest of us to set them straight again. To that end, in our preview of the upcoming session in Sunday's Tribune, you will find profiles of the legislators you elected to represent the East Valley. Read up on them. Follow what they do in the coming weeks and months. And if they fail to focus on fiscal concerns, let them know that you expect better from them.
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This is a discussion on Can I legally shoot a suffering/dying animal? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by MrBuckwheat I hit a very small fawn ( 50 lbs. ) and it was still alive. Since there was alot of damage ...
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The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie: deliberate, continued, and dishonest; but the myth: persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.
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[QUOTE=MrBuckwheat;2130548] The deer got up and started to bolt and quiver as the nerves went thru the system. Then just fell down and was dead. /QUOTE]
First lesson my father taught me about hunting deer, Be very careful approaching a downed deer, always approach from the back side, and reach out with your rifle/shotgun and touch it's eyeball to see if it's dead. I don't think I'd slit any wounded animals throat, I hate to see any animal suffer, but I'm not loosing an eye or risking head injure from a head butt or hoof thrashing around wildly. If I can't shoot it, it's gotta die on it's own. Sorry, but that's my line in the sand.
"fundamental principle of American law that a government and its agents are under no general duty to provide public services, such as police protection, to any individual citizen." [Warren v. District of Columbia,(D.C. Ct. of Ap., 1981)]
If I have to explain it, you wouldn't understand
Do you have any facts or citations to back up this statement, or are you just stereotyping, and pulling percentages out of thin air?
IANAL, and don't know alll the legal issues involved, but I'm not going to risk my freedom or my CHP to relieve the suffering of an animal. I am also not going to suggest you'd be "OK" because of what I THINK cops may or may not believe.
As someone else suggested - just slit its throat if you're that dedicated. I'm not using my gun.
Shoot it, dress it,throw it in the truck,butcher it and eat it.
You dont need to call an LEO unless you want an accident report.
edited: dont try to slit the throat of a wounded deer. It's messy and you could get hurt.
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Please turn the sarcasm down a few notches. If your having a bad day, there's no need to spill it all over this site for everyone to see.
No one on here is claiming to be an expert on LEO practices. If you don't like someone's opinion, that's fine, your replies leave a lot to be desired.
"fundamental principle of American law that a government and its agents are under no general duty to provide public services, such as police protection, to any individual citizen." [Warren v. District of Columbia,(D.C. Ct. of Ap., 1981)]
If I have to explain it, you wouldn't understand
In GA, it is illegal to discharge a firearm within 50' of a public road. ...Unless it is in an act of self defense. So, unless that deer was "comin right for ya!", you would have to (as others stated) use a knife to finish him off.
Of course, you could always tell the responding officer that the deer got up, charged you; you then, instinctively, responded by booting the animal in the face, and as it fell back to the spot where it was previously lying, you drew your firearm and put a well placed shot in the beast so that it physically couldn't get up and attempt to harm you, again - because it was attempting to do so. (Yeah, I typed the long sentence for dramatic effect).
I've only ever shot a living thing one time. I was about 10 years old and shot a pigeon out of a tree in my backyard with a BB gun. It fell to the ground and I was so pleased with myself. That is, until I realized it was still alive and in pain. Then I felt horrible about what I'd done. I pumped up my BB rifle again and shot it directly in the head to put it out of its misery, because that was the only thing I knew to do.
Now.. when I say living thing. Maybe I should rephrase that to "vertebrate" because I have certainly shot a lot of bugs with BB gun, even recently. If I'm in the back yard with my BB gun and I see a wasp or dragonfly or something and I have a clean shot at it, I'll take it. I can hit them about 50% of the time.
I take that back. I did shoot a snake once. It was a water moccasin. Again, with a pump BB rifle. Got a clean head shot and killed it on the first shot. Never regretted that one.
"Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws." -Plato
Call local authorities and dnr for permission. Some officers will understand, but the ones who don't can put a real hurting on you. DNR will not let you keep any part of the deer in SC.
We call it bambie bumper fondue and no you cannot shoot it. Deer belong to the state and even thought its the right thing to do it might get you in trouble (me I would, its the right thing to do)
The sarcasm is based upon reality. In many places it is UNDENIABLY better to let the animal suffer so you don't have any legal issues. What makes sense does not matter when it comes to some laws.
Here in Wisconsin we have a 50' rule from the centerline of the road where we cannot discharge a firearm. You can call in to the local dispatcher to ask for permission to shoot the animal, which I would do, and can dispatch it legally if you get permission from the dispatcher. However, in some places you are only doing what is legally required (if there is noticeable damage caused by the impact) by reporting the deer/vehicle collision and will end up waiting for an officer to attempt to dispatch the animal. Hopefully you get a responding officer that can shoot better than the two my Father dealt with. They couldn't hit the broadside of a barn much less a deer at 10 feet.
The answer here is the same as it is for any CC legal question. Know the laws of the state. Don't make any assumptions, and play it safe.
I apologize. My sarcasm was meant to point out that taking legal advice from someone who posts what he thinks "most" LEOs would/would not do is foolish, and no one has come back to this thread to show how they know what LEOs are thinking. Not even LEOs
When dealing with legal issues, it's far better to KNOW the law than it is to assume some LEO is going to look the other way if you violate it.
NO ONE knows what the responding officer will or won't do.
Hopefully, that's straightforward and sarcasm free for you.


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Refreshing and wise, Futurescaping helps readers use corporate lessons for personal development. It explainss how resilient companies use to plan and make decisions, and shows how individuals can exploit these techniques to understand and help create a better future for themselves.
Publisher: A&C Black Business Information and Developmen (January 31, 2013)
Format: EPUB
Page count: 240 pages
File size: 4.5 MB
Protection: DRM
Language: English


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Residents rotate through all the below areas during the first three years of their residency:
During their 2nd and 3rd years, residents can also request elective rotations in education or research. Fourth-year residents are allowed, within approved parameters, to select which subspeciality areas they wish to rotate through. These are known as "mini fellowships."
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